As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“Russell Moore gave a lecture addressing the question: ‘Can The Religious Right Be Saved?’ Moore’s answer was both yes and no. Some things are worth preserving, while other vestiges cannot die quickly enough.” CPost
I was talking to a pastor friend about the Masons and its groups, and we both agreed that Christians who were involved in that seemed less involved in the church, and, in our experience, never theologically deep. But our experience is limited.
Many people, from John R. Rice to John Ankerberg have taken strong stands against the Masons and lodges in general. My main concern has been displacement of the Biblical with the quasi-refligious/social and their seeming but cloaked belief that salvation is by works and not by faith in Christ alone.
“The bill would authorize doctors to prescribe lethal drugs to patients who are mentally sound and have been diagnosed with having less than six months to live.” Washington Post
While some support Trump for pragmatic reasons, there are some who base their support on theological ground. This article addresses that.
https://pjmedia.com/faith/2016/10/18/bad-theology-and-the-rise-of-donald-trump/?singlepage=true
Multiple churches in the state of Massachusetts filed for a preliminary injunction due to their religious objection to recent non-discrimination policies. At issue are Massachusetts Laws 92A and 98 that prohibit distinction, discrimination or restriction based on gender identity. Jurist
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